One Line

uninventive, and has very awkward clunky controls, particularly when going in and out of teleportals

bad

It is a classic puzzle game with 50 levels of minimalistic graphics and relaxing sound. Good for some brain distraction, but nothing standing out.

Some pretty good connect all the boxes into one continuous line puzzles.

A basic puzzle game in which each level has to be completely filled out with a single contiguous line. The game also introduces new mechanics every few levels which add some twists to that basic idea (e.g., fields that have to be passed through in specific directions, or portals that connect non-adjacent fields). For most of the levels I had to take a screenshot of the level which I then scribbled over in an image editing program: first figuring out the pieces of the line that were logically deducible/necessary and then connecting these pieces with some intuition and guesswork. This approach made even the later levels relatively doable (I never had to look up a solution to a level), but I assume that more experienced players don’t need it.

This took me ages of worthless grinding just to say "Heh, it was easy." and then proceed to make this review. It is NOT that easy.